Violence against women

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TITLE	Militarism   -Violence against Women from a Feminist Perspective-
AUTHOR, TRANSLATOR, EDITOR	Nelia Sancho(AWHRC:Asian Women's Human Rights Council)Christina Gates (Lila Pilipina)Asian Women's Fund Provisional Translation (original:English)
PUBLICATION YEAR	1996
CONTENTS	This document examines the human rights violations and suffering of the former Filipino comfort women and present-day violence against Filipino women from the perspective of militarism. Violence against women is analyzed in the context of patriarchal Philippine society and the militarization in contemporary world.
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TITLE	Violence against Women - Its Causes and Consequences   -Preliminary Report-
AUTHOR, TRANSLATOR, EDITOR	Radhika Coomaraswarmy(Special Rapporteur, UN Human Rights Committee)/Asian Women's Fund Provisional Translation (original:English)
PUBLICATION YEAR	1997
CONTENTS	At its 50th session, the UN Human Rights Commission resolved to address the integration of women's human rights into UN human rights instruments and to eradicate violence against women (res. 1994/45). At the same session, Radhika Coomaraswarmy was appointed Special Rapporteur. This is her preliminary report, dated 22 November 1994.
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TITLE	Violence against Women - Its Causes and Consequences   -Report-
AUTHOR, TRANSLATOR, EDITOR	Radhika Coomaraswarmy(Special Rapporteur, UN Human Rights Committee)/Asian Women's Fund Provisional Translation (original:English)
PUBLICATION YEAR	1997
CONTENTS	At its 53rd session, the UN Human Rights Commission (1995/85) welcomed Coomaraswarmy's report(E/CN.4/1997/47). This is the full text of her teport.
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TITLE	Violence against Women   -Report based on Research visits to North and South Korea and Japan on Wartime Military Sexual Slavery-
AUTHOR, TRANSLATOR, EDITOR	Radhika Coomaraswarmy(Special Rapporteur, UN Human Rights Committee)Asian Women's Fund Provisional Translation (original:English)
PUBLICATION YEAR	1997
CONTENTS	For her research into military sexual slavery during wartime the UN Special Rapporteur Radhika Coomaraswarmy visited North and South Korea and Japan from 18-27 July 1995. This document is an appendix to the main report by the Special Rapporteur.
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TITLE	Violence against Women - Its Causes and Consequences   -Report-
AUTHOR, TRANSLATOR, EDITOR	Radhika Coomaraswarmy(Special Rapporteur, UN Human Rights Committee)Asian Women's Fund Provisional Translation (original:English)
PUBLICATION YEAR	1997
CONTENTS	At its 52nd session, the UN Human Rights Commission (19 April 1996)welcomed the report of the Special Rapporteur Radhika Coomaraswarmy on violence against women, as paid tribute to her work on domestic violence to women(E/CN.4/1996/53).This is the full text of her report.
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TITLE	Violence against Women   -Causes and Consequences-
AUTHOR, TRANSLATOR, EDITOR	Radhika Coomaraswarmy(Special Rapporteur, UN Human Rights Committee)/Asian Women's Fund Provisional Translation (original:English)
PUBLICATION YEAR	1998
CONTENTS	This document is a report of the UN Human Rights Commissions Special Rapporteur Radhika Coomaraswarmy that analyses the situation of violence against women which is either ignored or sanctioned by the state(E/CN.4/1998/54).
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TITLE	Violence against Women: Addressing the Issues
AUTHOR, TRANSLATOR, EDITOR	Fujimi Yukio (Fujimi Psychology Interview Unit)/Asian Women's Fund (ed.)
PUBLICATION YEAR	1998
CONTENTS	This report is the results of research commissioned by the Asian Women's Fund into Actual Strategies to Address Violence against Women, undertaken by Fujimi Yukio.
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TITLE	Support for Survivors of Violence against Women from the Perspective of the Victim   -Establishment of a 3-day Telephone Hotline-
AUTHOR, TRANSLATOR, EDITOR	Asian Women's Fund (ed.)
PUBLICATION YEAR	1998
CONTENTS	In Japan, social services for women victims of sexual abuse are poor, and public consciousness is low, making it difficult for victims to find a way to improve their situation. The Asian Women's Fund opened a telephone hotline for 3 days and asked victims to speak about their experiences. This is a report of this telephone hot line.
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TITLE	Support for Survivors of Violence against Women from the Perspective of the Victim   -The Japanese Situation and the Canadian Precedent-
AUTHOR, TRANSLATOR, EDITOR	Asian Women's Fund (ed.)
PUBLICATION YEAR	1998
CONTENTS	The Asian Women's Fund held mental care seminars in two locations in February 1999 (20-23 February in Tokyo and 26 February - 1 March in Osaka). Both had a symposium and skills training session component. Canadian trauma counsellor Maggie Zeigler and Japanese specialists joined the seminars and gave useful advices.
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TITLE	Guide to Public Counselling Services for Women Victims of Violence and Sexual Abuse
AUTHOR, TRANSLATOR, EDITOR	Asian Women's Fund (ed.)
PUBLICATION YEAR	1998
CONTENTS	The public counselling services are often the first port of call for women suffering from violence or sexual abuse. However, there is little information on the kind of services provided. This book contains a list and contact numbers for public counselling services accessible in Japan.
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